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Hi,


Hi i am getting a parse error when i tried to execute the following using catsearch.

>>> CATSEARCH (item_title,'{SIGN PEN SIGN R50 (M)), 12 PCS/BOX, RED}', null) > 0;

whereas when i use contains operator, there is no problem.

>>> contains (item_title,'{SIN PEN SIGN R50 (M)), 12 PCS/BOX, RED}') > 0;


Can anyone pls let me know the reason for this behaviour and also the solution for

this problem.

regards

S.Karthikeyan
 
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